Caucuses

/ˈkɔːkəsɪz/ noun

Plural of caucus: meetings of members of a political party or group to discuss issues and choose candidates or leaders.

Plural form of caucus, from Algonquian origins. The -es suffix creates the plural form, commonly used in American political discourse, especially regarding presidential election processes.

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